“The demand to keep the camera activated was an unreasonable intrusion on the plaintiff’s privacy rights, the court ruled.”
Chetu already had his screen shared all day. It wanted his face on camera for nine hours too, and fired him two days after he said no. A Dutch court called the order a violation of Article 8 and awarded him roughly €75,000. Chetu deregistered its Dutch branch less than a week after the firing. Florida rules don’t travel.